This paper documents the proceedings of a roundtable discussion titled "Diplomacy in the Age of Technological Disruption," which examines the transformative impact of emerging technologies on international relations and statecraft. The study analyzes how advancements in artificial intelligence, cyber capabilities, and digital communication are reshaping traditional diplomatic protocols, national security paradigms, and global governance. Key discussions center on the challenges of "digital diplomacy," the ethical implications of autonomous systems in warfare, and the necessity for diplomats to acquire new technical competencies to navigate a fragmented information landscape. By synthesizing insights from foreign policy experts, technologists, and academics, the proceedings advocate for a modernized diplomatic framework that is resilient to technological volatility. Ultimately, the research highlights the critical need for proactive policy interventions to safeguard national interests and promote international stability in an increasingly digitized world.